Nixon to Address Nation on Tough Energy Action Sunday
President Nixon plans a 7 p.m. Sunday televised address outlining tough strong action to confront the energy crisis. He hints at fuel rationing and Sunday gasoline sales bans, urging nationwide cooperation and sacrifice to avoid widespread hardship. White House aides say operational details will be announced in the address.
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Oval Office
Boston
New England Fuel Institute
Charles Burkhardt
Interior Department
Camp David
Gerald L. Warren
Tensions Rise as Truce Talks Stagnate at Kilometer 101
Egyptian and Israeli negotiators met for 114 hours without resolving troop withdrawals. Despite ongoing talks, tensions along the ceasefire lines increased with daily minor clashes on Egyptian and Syrian fronts. Israel warned of possible renewed war while需Soviet arms rearming the Arab forces.
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Syria
Geneva
al Ahram
Skylab crew rest day amid gyroscope trouble and loose cargo
Skylab 3 astronauts Gerald Carr William Pogue and Edward Gibson take a rest day as ground teams study a maneuvering problem after the station loses one of its three control gyroscopes. Mission len gth extended beyond eight days, Kohoutek observations and earth resources tests fall behind schedule.
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Charles H. Holcomb Dies On Trip Near Moberly
Charles H. Holcomb 61 of 1025 Frances Sr. died of a heart attack while driving near Moberly en route to Trenton to visit daughter Twyla Keuhn. Funeral services pending at Arnold funeral home. Survivors include wife Rowena, son David Keuhn, brother H. V. Holcomb, sisters Velma Bishop and Mrs Harold Blake, and grandson.
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Frances Sr
Moberly
Ozarkers Turn To Wood Coal In Heating Shift
In Potosi Missouri energy shortages push Ozarkers to return to wood and coal from fuel oil natural gas and propane. Local officials note many households originally switched to alternate fuels are reverting as prices rise and wood becomes scarce. Forest service permits for deadwood have doubled and federal rules now allow broader access.
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Missouri Ozarks
Oliver Crocker
City of Potosi Natural Gas Co
Ed Hillen
Potosi
Crocker
Olin Yokum
U.S. Forest
Clark National Forest
Yokum
National Park Land
Park Service
Washington
Potosi Gas Company
Neghbors
Tornado kills three in Eminence Missouri mobile home
A pre dawn tornado in Eminence Missouri killed Lucille Nichols 55 Henry Nichols 26 and Terry Nichols 10. Darlene Nichols 4 was injured as about 20 homes were damaged within a four block area. A flood warning was issued for south Missouri as heavy rain fell across the region.
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Highway Patrol
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Henry Nichols
Terry Nichols
Darlene Nichols
Gerald Groves
Missouri
Bootheel
Cape Girardeau
Springfield
Monett
Waverly
Missouri River
Odessa
Kansas City
Drexel
Fuel Oil Ration Plan About Ready
Boston AP reports a national fuel oil rationing plan to cut residential use 15 percent and industrial use 10 percent, with thermostats lowered six degrees for homes and ten for businesses. The plan, drawn by the New England Fuel Institute, is awaiting public release and discussion before implementation, and mirrors Interior Department guidance.
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Melvin R. Laird
Daily Hampshire Gazette
Northhampton
Mass
Interior Department
Office of Energy Data and Analysis
Oil Ships Rerouted To Ease Embargoes
Brussels reports that international oil firms are guiding distribution to blunt Arab oil embargo effects. Diverted tankers and black market pricing show non Arab oil moving to embargoed nations. France and Britain face supply cuts. US and Netherlands face boycott pressures. News also notes a local birth: Douglas Earl Fox born to Mr and Mrs Douglas Fox of Mexico at Audrain Medical Center.
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